### Cultural Dimensions Matching ExercisePlease match each cultural dimension with its corresponding example from the list provided.#### Cultural Dimensions:1. **Low Context**2. **High Context**3. **Individualistic Culture**4. **Collective Culture**#### Examples:- Focus on nonverbal communication- People are strange- Follow your dreams at any cost- Focus on clear and detailed communication- Your actions might affect the entire group**Instructions:** Click on the dropdown menu next to each cultural dimension to select the most appropriate example that matches the description.

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Ciccarelli: Psychology_5 (5th Edition)

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ISBN:9780134477961

Author:Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White

Publisher:Saundra K. Ciccarelli, J. Noland White

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### Cultural Dimensions Matching Exercise

Please match each cultural dimension with its corresponding example from the list provided.

#### Cultural Dimensions:

1. **Low Context**
2. **High Context**
3. **Individualistic Culture**
4. **Collective Culture**

#### Examples:

- Focus on nonverbal communication
- People are strange
- Follow your dreams at any cost
- Focus on clear and detailed communication
- Your actions might affect the entire group

**Instructions:** Click on the dropdown menu next to each cultural dimension to select the most appropriate example that matches the description.

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Variations across cultures

Cross-cultural studies have indicated over the years that there are fundamental differences in the way people from various cultures perceive social stimuli and interact with others. This leads to massive global variation in the kinds of worldviews they hold and the things they value in life.

Cultures can also change across time and with them, the predominant perceptions and values. However, when studying human cognition and social behavior of human beings, psychologists today never fail to take into account the cultural backdrop against which these cognitions and behaviors occur.